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In an effort to stem teacher apprehension about letting students at the elementary level just “google” their image, Fred Koch created this screencast on the features of Google Advanced Image Search. In particular, this tutorial points to the importance of citing images, finding images which are ‘labeled for reuse’ and examining the SafeSearch options.
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2 Oct 11: Carl Sagan's books, including this one, are now available as ebooks from - but only for residents of the USA :(...
The following are suggested as tools for testing arguments and detecting fallacious or fraudulent arguments: Via Dennis T OConnor 
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December 11, 2012 9:40 AM
Great idea that could actually be used to teach credibility. Have your students create their own "Bologna Detection Rules" based upon [book, teaching, etc.] Delete the scoop?
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